Lee Ren Xin and Lee Mun Wai, unrelated, met and developed a dance together. One from Malaysia and the other from Singapore. The dance exploration started without preconceived premises. No overarching existential questions. But out of that devising process, doing tasks, the emergence of themes and ideas that focus on the relationship between two people(s), two genders, two bodies, two objects when they encounter each other.

<p>Lee Ren Xin and Lee Mun Wai, unrelated, met and developed a dance together. One from Malaysia and the other from Singapore. The dance exploration started without preconceived premises. No overarching existential questions. But out of that devising process, doing tasks, the emergence of themes and ideas that focus on the relationship between two people(s), two genders, two bodies, two objects when they encounter each other.</p>

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